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I loved that Knitting in Codes article! Knitters are genius! 🙂
That is so fascinating about spies using knitting to hide their spying and using code in the knits and pearls, in the type of knots tied to create Morse code! Brilliant!
LOL @ peeled sheeps.
I enjoy reading about knitting being used to convey secret messages. I was very happy when I read about it in “The Grand Tour” by Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer. (Fun fiction book)
Peeled sheeps are happy sheeps!